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FDA Regulation No. 115-11 — Chain Saw Milling in Liberia

Dated 20 March 2012, FDA Regulation No. 115-11 establishes the authorization, land-area, community-consent, permit, processing, transport, fee and compliance framework for chain saw milling in Liberia. The regulation remains the adopted instrument recovered for the corpus. FDA later recorded enforcement challenges and prepared a revised proposal, but no formally approved replacement has been verified.

Enacted2012
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FDA Regulation No. 115-11 — Chain Saw Milling in Liberia

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FDA Regulation No. 115-11 — Chain Saw Milling in Liberia (2012)

Website record last verified 14 September 2026.Permanent record: https://lawreform.mesurado.tech/legislation/fda-regulation-115-11-chain-saw-milling-liberia-2012
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National Forestry Reform Law, 2006FDA Regulation 115-11 expressly relies on the National Forestry Reform Law of 2006 and establishes the regulatory framework for chain saw milling permits, land-area eligibility, community consent, transport, fees and compliance.